Sentence examples for high resolution reconstruction from inspiring English sources

This record provides a first palaeoecological/palaeoclimatic high resolution reconstruction in North Africa using a cross-disciplinary approach with both physical (grey-scale intensity, quartz particles) and biological (charcoal and pollen) indicators.

Electron microprobe analyses of the tuff mineralogy revealed a unique geochemical fingerprint that permits its use for correlation of widely separated outcrops and facilitates the high resolution reconstruction of the landscape at the time of site formation.

The reconstruction approaches are shown as following: clinical reconstruction on the left, research reconstruction in the middle, and the high resolution reconstruction on the right (only available for A). DOC 117 kb) Additional file 3: Figure S3.

Lineage analysis based on somatic mutations enables performing high resolution reconstruction of lineage trees in mice and humans, which can provide fundamental insights to many aspects of their development and tissue maintenance.

Additionally the fragility of the intact V-ATPase and the difficulties associated with capturing complete V-ATPase particles in a micrograph setting, contribute to the problem of acquiring a high resolution reconstruction.

A standard high resolution reconstruction algorithm for the lung was employed.

Reconstructions of realistic LES Phantom data have shown that high resolution reconstructions, which resolve wavelengths of 0.035 object diameters, can be a achieved from only 20 views, with each view costing less than $1000.

This non-uniform resolution stems from the way the light field microscope samples the volume: at the center of the volume samples are angularly discriminative but spatially redundant, hence for isotropically absorptive or emissive volumes, they cannot support high resolution reconstructions.

French research centre CEA-Leti has launched the EC-funded Piezomat research project to design and implement a new technology fingerprint sensor that enables ultra-high resolution reconstruction of the smallest features of human fingerprints.

Conclusion: PET/MRI imaging of the knee, particularly ACL grafts, benefits from the improved signal to noise and capacity for higher resolution reconstruction facilitated by use of PET digital photon counting and digital MR coil systems.

Reduced thickness allowed for imaging conditions permitting a higher resolution reconstruction (Kudryashev et al., 2012a).